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~IW~E~VsAXPT ETIALD.' WINNSBRO; S. C. 4HeflbAYisertermbe 15. : : at "R. MK ANS 21 715; E9oa. #NO. 8. NE.PNG.'9;A3*toskyint. A-Wa nri idhe'Newuaniid Couriev *arguetbat-it is'mtch better ,to con 'tinue the'lien system the:t to repeal 1i and let farmers have their lands eater up by mortgages. Tnt inoat. recent.rM lIroad talk is thal Cole and TWuiitington4-avn'uited, tha Jay Gould will buy up, or has bouigh up, the Bailthnore and Ohio, that th< iPennsyivania Cofttr'ii ownt the Rich "Mond and Danville Combination. that 'the-South (Tarolina Railroad is nol going to the water this whiter, that the Augusta and Knoxville 'pedph don't know what to - do iMneo ihe scooping of the VItrhda Midland, that 'the Chester and Cheraw Narron Gauge has two sets of officers, and has gone into the courts on the question w hefher coumity-oteek is entitled tc vote, that a oharter'for a-railroad 'be tween Camden and Ilidgen ay has been asked for, and that railroad en-l .4erprises are havig a big time gener. 'ily. As nobody who writcs about railroa'd combinations at "this time lcnows anything he is about, the 'read Ing public may skip railroad gdsil~i and wait for developments. Wanted-The Fool-Killer. Where Is the fool.killer? HaR he gone on a vacation or has he been "prosta'fted by the sweather? He is oneeaed't-attend to SBirgeanmt Mason, the would-be executioiner of 1Ottiteau, Were the fiasco not so ridienlous it would be atrocious. The crime of eassaRsination is 'what makes Guitean to-day'so obioxious, and for any other individual to attempt a -sinilar deed even upon Guiteau himself Is naonn. strons. Sergeant Mason should bc 'taught a severe lesson. The people o1 'the'nited States will not suffer thei land to be-tlisgraced by asassitis. .et them flourish in Spaimn or Italy or Russia, but in this free country, wiiher the law is every man's Iody guard, and he is entitled to no 'thir, *stati measures must be taken for the securi 'ty of life. This ma:: Mason evidently panted for notoriety-and he mniscal culated public sentiment. That Gui teatu is a nidserable scoundrel, no cone denies; but it is too numuch to 'hnvt another scoundrel going about with R musket trying to take the law in his own hands. Were Guitean taken out -of his cell and strung up to the nearest Iree by a large and respectable body of citizens, there would be a dignit y in the aiTair giving it. the sotnblance 01 an act of retributive justice. But the majesty of the law 'is not represented by a Sergeant of Marines, and this Sergea1t should he made -to feel it Guiteau is a villain sud Mason is ii fool ; and the onily good thing -result *ing from a successt'ul flflCamWibl1~na,, of hi.asomiPs purplose umight have beent the hanging of Masonm by the sheriY. and a conlsequent ridding thme world ol t wo pest iferous creaturmes. The College of Charleston. "Founded ini 1783". .."'Endowmet two-imndred amnd ninety thtousail dol lar's." Such is the heading of thme adl. v'ertisement for' theieOctober' tem ol this centiury'old hlutit ut ion. The fenl.i ty conlsists of eight professor's amud leturers, wvith one vac'ancy to be till. ed, in: all hnlieexchtive of tihe curatoi of' the nauseutm anid thme librarian Seven thousandl volnes.ar'e also par'I of t he ('stabl ishnimnt,-a-nd a imutseum o nat ural history, fossil v enminms, etc. which should commmad a large sunt of moneyIC in amny a hpreciatk'e (ity' frm the Keu.s and CJourier' we hear: that this yvaluable collecuin is hih away ini the top of the c'ollege buil ings, andc (4onseqIietl l 1,i few ppl)EI eve:r see it. Tihe suirpr'ising thiig howevri, is thatt ther'e are onily twenit onel stu)dents i attendanmce. Disynis< it as we msy., there is somiethaing rai cally wrong wihenm a commnn~iity 0 thirty th~ousanid white popiulationi, liki Charlesboni, sendsI onme and( nine twelfths dlozen of her younmg nmen t< the college which really lhas its door: Open: wide to reciv them free.I coats three to five hun~dred dollar's t< ''go to college"' away from home, am yet. the youth of Chiarlestoni go abroat with a free college at hiome. The r'ea estate embr~iaces am entire eitv squlm of land amnd extenisive buildings, wvitl a total valuation of from $100,000 th $ 150,000m, miakinig niearly half' a mnilliom dollars of plant in: college, campus l ibrar'y building and endowmente Twenoity-onec stuidenits? We feel sa deep a:: initerest in: the metr'opolis thie we refer to this matter' with the hop of eliciting sonme explanation: of a conitradietor'y a conditioin of thing: Most colleges struggle with povert aund succeed. hlere is plenty' and fail ur'e. Most colleges go thbrough year of disability to secure class rooms an auditor'ium, here arc stately bu:ildings erected by the wisely liberal muniicip: governmnits of the past in tihe ol city, emnpty. "Can auch things be. And overcome us Ilke ai summer c:Oudt without:. our sreelaml wonder?'' ii~. .Meaara. Edlitors.: So much has bee wr'ittenm pro amnd con,, onl thme questic of thie expcdienicy of rev'ealing i Lien: Law, that it w ould seem though the subject nmust by this tin: be thoroughly exhausted. Yet thue is onme point, which, so far as time writ: camn rccollect, has n:ot been: touchet A soomn as time crop is planted, befo: a blade or leaf has appeared above tli soil, lefor'e evenm a seed hmas sproutet the crop that s to be can be rnortgus ed, and ex'mpt from the lI&'n of judw- Il m0nt or dtherA kind, td a'll the evilsiof 61ma1111Ifne-horseA farmsn~, derniorahizedI hbor ext ravaagant'cr it, and every t'Lien :Lw, w'1il till exist. "if P *hat -use, then, Is-it'to urge upo ; the 1 Legislature the repeal of this '1h0? 1 The only effect wAild be to abolih a o Mlmlepatid comparatively inexpensive a wetitfrit'y.''a ~a''method of colltction tl 401hich, wfilesummary, Is, -tvertlhe est, 1Win : its inception. "untaei' the Aupervisionl of thIelow to whose 6flcets f are intrusted the proceedinge anld prate- at hically to substitute a cun'>wous tech- It nilal, formal aid expensive legal doO- q utnent, and a method -6f'>lIlection equally-sutmary, atid executed not p by eficers of the law, but by the credi- V, tor, Other personallyor by agent. ti But though the absolute repeal of t-he Lieit Law would be for the fore goting and many other reasetts impoli tic, there Is one 1tuodiflitition whieh ) would be anl undloubted improvemient. C Nearly one-half of the liens are given 0 for commercial fertilikers, and these, P4 so fairl from being a benefit t- the couin try, are4ehaps the greatest drawback r to the agi-ultural progress of the t State. Every difilculty thrown in the way . of buying comamercial fertilizers would ia be a benefit to the State. 8' 'Let, than, the Legislature a.enad ti the LIenTaw-bydeclaraIag that a lien 'shal.*etaad as secti'ityforldl advatices for p;iHcultural purposes except Com- b mercial fertilizers. X. TC. Rt. i THE PREJL8 N?7VS CONDITION. LONG BRANCIT, September 13.-At u A. M. the President sent for his. st IcWOniS, and DIes. IlaiiI tont, Bliss (1ntiJBoyntona hurried over, creati ing soline alarm-ty their rapid nmoverieIIts. t1 The surgeons Wm1'e it Il ic ottage About tll~.Cen rinutep. When ther w emerged Dr. Hamilton sail to t~h'e 1. agent of tihe Asoeciated Press hiat ithe. President, being very desliw ns to bllr moved from his lied into hIts livalid a chair. and feeliig siron g entouh to stand the change, had sent For the dh-c to-s to have it matd. They deemned it h% sat!, aid lifted hitu into' his chair. A where he now sits inl at reclining posi- IT tion, enajoyinlg the elan ge very tanuctlh. le 12.31' P. M.-The Presliteta was ail lowed to remain in his itnvatlid chtairi t-hirty-tive mtinutes, amii was it ad v back to his bed at 11.60 A. bi. There Were tio ill effects from te ehmt:tage of ti position. he lhy.sioias satv aihey will allow him to sit inl the chair al least once a datv so tong as his; preseti lavorlable coiditiont cont inties. The Presid et feels convinced imt he i a rowiir st raogetr. inid is m h 11101 rati tied that thre-tl s jitified his jadu ment of ,is aabiliti. to stand .lhu eti g wlnI he ren(Iteped it. 6 1'. N.-Ofl'aIl Buller'n.-At 12 M . to-daV t he l'resident's Wltl nerar Ie . wats 93.8. Ilse -100 aid respirai.>nm 20; I tat the evetings- dresqing-. ai 5.3o P1. M., h the temngerature wvats 98.4. pltse lo1 and respiration 20. The Presidem was liaced in at serni-reiinbet posi.. tiOtn L)Otn an inavatlid clair1 tat II A. M., atid remiited ione-htall' of att Iou without faltiguec or disg-omlfort, Ifis womuais areO matking neuatl favorable pro. gress, antd his general :omtlit iotn is reassuri ntg. AV J7*~p~a ~ i, .--~~a,~ WA5ItNOTON, Sepit. 12.- Ati 7 it'clock last. eveiig tatn at tetipt was tanade to kill Gultteana int lis cell. At thtat htur Batterv 11. secotnd at illerv. wais are w.hicha hadl bett Ott dutA at the bail thet previous t wetntv-fourt hiours. 'T'e bitt-I tery *attriv ed 'in'tit'hv wats-, IinI ihe first of' whic-l, was~ seatead F'irt Ser e-eanat A'latson. As the waaont th'ew tap in femnt of thae jail, Alaisott.nied ont. alhrewv his (apl atside, itail 'itha mutiket ont shou-ider, piroCee to th Itrigh t wing of the jail. A few secondis broughtt lhim abreast of the~ wind~ow Ilthogh w.ielh (uittenti had bteen oftena seat. Put t intg htis Pun t o I s shiInklber, the cleart reittr wh'.ichl ranig tharo&ah the jail told the story oaf ba C inttentiona anid atct. VTe b'all graazed a Gailtteant's head atii penteta ated his oait whaicha w.as hantging ott the side of u t hie cell. Sergeant Mason suarreaiulterd a himsaielf to his comand t~intg omieer, Ca It eiGilvarytr, wh Io imttliattel v pulit him wnder arrte't. Alaona is a ni- a tive of1 Vir tinaia, antd htais ba-eata atm teent yeas itt I le setrvice. Ilie satys lhe .ithot for ti p n'pa)Se of ki11lintg Unitea u o aiwsson-v*~ Io tiissed himt. Ie t I becomate hi red\~ cif tidlimtLt ver 1 rbbe stotnes lto jail e'veiv dny to guanai t lie life (ot sneht a curt its Gititteaut, SO miatdei a ny th is aunid to id11 ilhima. lie loatded his gtun before e leIft the arasenl, anad tas sooni as h~e reached the jatil wett toa flhe windtow whre Gtuitt'enn tnstily ( stanads n.aitiug nad pariiig :or thle at rivail of the Lvuartd ; that, lhe fired aitd t hat is atli theare is about it. G~ uitteauti wsovereomte with Iiear, atnd he paleatd. ad fori remjoval to anthler parat oif thae buildin~g. 11 eus ilpoah be granted. lsrqetvil1tbol THE ECUMEN~2IC~AL. aWhat the Methoditsta are Exptectedi to D~o *at Thaetr Conferenice tn Liodon,. t (rom the 'tundelphlatanes, fith tint.) Conagress, contferetnce or- cotnneil, or whiatevra it may~ be cailled, the grte,.it Methotdist galaherintg itt Lomtion1a opeantta t o-day~. T hear wats mineth (1.1 -i-ee o1 topinlionl tamtong its promtioter'as ats to what its tuntie shotuthi bea. Whleni the "PIatnMethodrist " wats att tird I thoutaI - of fior t he Mlethodist as a blh ga', bt. ia "Euenc wats. atier much dt ikecus 1slon, adote~td ats best exprei~ssing~ thae idea. it mneans uniavermv(/: the tlingat el xpreassed ina the compoti lona of thIe word beintg thIait of athe whole lai bitabt le t world. 'The Lord Nlavyor ot Lotidott. whoit, by a parttictulatrly Ifelicite uts hap penuing, is a Methodimst, is to gaove thle delegates ana ollelial greetima. The 11ev. Dr. Osboatne, presitdent 'of thle Brittisah Wesleyant Coni t-renmce, will preside, The ottenintg sermtoni will be preuahed by' one~ town liltop Simapson,. n who ptrobabtly ha~s nio sutperior itt ath ti thte faialies oft Meithdismt its a grac o fuil ora tor. Iisa sublject Is "Chrmist itt a Unilon"', Afler thle Sermon thefla s itn e imett of thle LoArd's Snlper is to be tod tidntist'eed, Th eemitetit telpre e asaentatves of the laigest Miethiodist r bodies have bteen selected to reptontd I, to thec Lor1d bltaytr'st adt-esI~s oft iwe1. e comne. 'These atue ilishop Ii. W. Wart renue, fo~rmerly of is~i eitva wvho repre :1Ievdgi. eTveh e, jvho represents 00r 1 Ge99ge D1brins1 of thi (ltintist ( ors'h of .an1ada. Tim rt. daty will be iaken -up in congratr. iIns4 aRid inl Ilege opei.ing 'services 'ht'subject assigerfd for lthe seconld ay IS "blethodt History .id its Rle . lta". -It Is possible that -:ullQr this end tilay arise seine little ieba'tes as i what. Jolin"Wesientefided 'is to o epis-copav 1n .ethodisin. Most 1fie Mthlddikt bodio it this'eouttry id C'aiAda. live the Opboljal'sytem,. nt is to say-With permainetly elect d bhihops ?) Iuervisors. British lid ColoiliAl -Melhotlfl3m -is for the lost part notI-episcopal. '1her-e is '' !ar 11hat the conltroversv Uic0h 1iTaYv rise on such pcplints ad 1h4will -be at i U( rim11oninus, although It. ml1ay.I be uite earuggt, both'in matter a'nd x reiision. Tio most careful efforts ave been made lin aiksikinir out thuis regramime to presbfte tile peaco be 'veel the brethrel who -mar enter dit% o' advance coip0!cting Ideas. Sessious of tile *Ecumenical" will a held daily for twelve days. Satur aty will be occupied with 'a morniig ?ssimi, and all- aftel'tnoon and( evening ' holiday raminiim'and sight-seeitig. In1 Sunday all the Nethodiat pulpits t Loidon; and its vicinity ivill he fill i by delegates. It is distinctly 'Un Lstiood that 1the council will do ho gislative business. and that It will nriain fRoom all attempts at 'regu LtI n( doct rinal atittters of thIMp''Ii1ich rtalin to local ecclesiastteial A tlairs. ,any steps are taken lookitig to the .L11.iOl OfthO Sun1ldrled parts Of -rigl Ill Methodist bodies thev wil'be bnly tch as have Hitherto bee'n known b' le teclinleal terth of "Wraternal"..'f''e kd breohees betw ein the Ndrthern id the SouLthern Met hodists are now pleasantly made up that the two 4iles possess the land in quil e as uch harmoiiny ats they would be like to -if they wvry organically one. here are Ito IrAlical *lt iatikt -110%V cistiig betweeni anly of the vaheiotta )dies whose re presentatives compose -"Wbat would ouin 'Wfs Fqv, if iey knew Where we ara?" sa41A tihe II)Ilin of a "(ownt east" seloonler, lien thlew were heatlag tabout ill ia ick fby, fearful of going ashore. I u11111ph I shouldn't Illnd that," plied h11 Iltile, -if we only know -hiere wve wvere (tutrselves, -The liver' is I he organi llost speedi disordlered((1 by inlarial poisons. yer's Agne Ctie expels these poisonlS om the system, and is a most excel. lit t'0enitedy for-li'ver-comnp.rints. Mestrs. Willilnm & Iutedye, Greten lie, 8. C.: Dear Sirs-'1 he piano 1 3chase(d of' you gives entire satisfac Iiim, and I aml;) Convinced that it is well o'r ite-price paid. Very respectfully, 1. W Gur.um. Greenwood, S. C., Fe'.b.'7,'s1. ' --A beaitifil. younlg. accomplished. .jipor I outisia1111 girl, miat rriIed 3a't is so.i'd 'hin I t-c icjh lI iiai wt, Ve liost di-I-pIlta1ble habits. SIc is )%w tiiing 11v divorce' from the sno 1p Id will probably get it. Aid31ye' het! 1no0 lonre now than w hen .he sold rself. Ifts Wo'rk, from i'h- 'p.n of 'i man C Dili et, LL.D., nil Ibe X Fidy for liv ry in a sLort tji.c it'vise Imiiold e f.llesi and most necerate account of ia of t!,e most impor(itantt b;.t th of the~ on1317 havie a. coply. Thle biook is. bold Ty:u I! nmay be i 'e w ed 'of the 'u tider gne~d. sole agenits !Or Piild 1(.. 1. L. w'r 4Ul"1*s c'('0. dher's prices, jul3 lit .m A TTEN TION, LAIDI ES!! HAVING determined to "CLOSE U"our stock of Sprlng iDress koods, we offer you ft om this -dat nusu~al barguains in s*1n1e. \Ve have comnpletb line of these goods, and arties will do well to call, examine nd pi ice these before purchasing. Ve would ailso call yoni' a.t tentian to nri line, of Fauncy Muslin and Linen j'wnIs. In white goods we aru "Full Jp." Our line of thabse goud~s con, ists of Linen Lawnms, Victora Awns, Bishop Lawins, Plain, Plaid nid Stiiped Nainsooks, Jaicoteth jambries, Pignes, Plain and1( Plaii ir is*, &c ., &c'. Lac~es. Laces a~ces. Edgings, Edgings, Edg ALL AND SRE POlL YOtR SELVES. McM[ASTV1llf, BRICE & KETIiltlN CL OSING OUT -0 FCOR TILE REXT THIRTY DAYS I INTtKI TO S ELL MY RnTIt sVMMEP STIOCK OUm AlT 2JO8l'. FORL Q.A E1E J. GnOEtiCWIIL aug 4 -IO DOOR 13b61r OF-. M-U - x 6 , 4AlT BOO'l1-AND SHOES A SPEd1A&#Y1 I Five Tlhit'd i'D loaII "woth oif Boots and Shaes, it be sold InI a linmit ed At'ie REC;ltDmEes 051 CO ;T. Sonie of tie above iVe direct 'V6h "tIo mani fawturer' and..others ebhaf1%d, aid wil be sold at 'Al~td,* It'iof ClotlMldg, 'Gent"' anid Bove" ita, 1Drv Go ds, Etc., Et,, %wih will be said at aad below Cost. N. B.-! havI madeti-an emet to be supplied froim tine to 'trh'6 '.ith such goods as will mieet the demanIds MY CUSTOIMERS. Is.For birgallis -cill --at once--no troubit to shoiw goods. Gents' 'Shte frftSeventfive Cents, up. Ladies' Shoes frori ily Cerida, up. Hatt for Men and Doys-, from Twenty-five Cents, up. M. M. UEY. bept-13 MAKING WATCHES. Detective Watch Cases are one of the chief causes of so many watches not being good time pieces. Tihe cases'being thin and not fit-, ting well admit dUst and dirt'to the'move ment, which soon interferes wit'lh the running parta of the wtch iecessitating cleaning, ro,. ailf'ng,;fc.,hi4 otant fliits pald 6nt it applied t6waad'liuyiing agobd eas'iti 'tbeb ginning, would haves taved all this tr~ible and expense. We lieve recently seen a case tht meets all these requirements, it having been carritl foh Or ti s'inst 0t11i rentnina porfect. We refer to the ABs. lliOss' 'Paowt Stifrefaed Gold Case, whi.. hi has become one of the staple articles of the Jewelry trade, possessing as It (loes so many advnntatges over all other watch cahes, helaig made of two lienavy lilktes of ioilfitoldoVer a plate of con. position. And we advise all our reAbris ask their Jewrler for a curd orcatalogue thikt will explain the marner n whieh they are m:ade. It is the only Stiffened Case mode with tVO plati' or jtolt, se"Imless pemtiants, and centre, solid 'jnints.'cr'wnt pieces. &e., all of witch are covered by letterspatert. Theefore bu: no case etore coni-tIng-nddie/1in/mhtepa ti JAB nos'k'sikrekfenia CaDS, lint. you may learn the diffetent e beteeni It and all itnitafidfisthat claim o'te qually good. For'ildle'by all re-poi~ltwtl'J wel. rs. Ask to see tlievarrat t,m adlonlanies each case, and dbit eiei'iftdid 'thiit'any'bihier -ma ke of cnst is as good. ~i'2. EA IS for the 2ILLION! -'OO CHIt (a'b BA a-A 'af SH +VK'. OIl, -P.:Ittel.ineiyh . xarf-!- :l ienrl . and Ih Ihe only Abla ULti- - D' sD--,I Known. ii i: i x . t ' fr. it a I ecu i r %-,i c t a iu i . - -am.tai . en--ghl in '1h Vt I!.. - A'. a, n, ; a's O -ch r d..n Indeldii .,v. rv I ii. - fitia 1 ta.an 'leo'ows it Its iit in-i its ia Ste1tito -1. fai'ig w. re )i,-. %e b.\ ho1 - t 'ries al ont. he'f'e .'' i l': e-r F.erv is nsnil rotis ani ir-t N s : -milrta 1 1i1i. raitibi':. thitt the r nie- s- if, e...1 yL'arM D4. dt-aftli .. I-a.. a '-. d a :. .1lS? ' hin.se paeoj, e. 1'. nj* -, - x. r .*-' (1 ally a: drem' a. 0' t1' --t4 o 'ly' it hMrf. al-I---' IA'i'.'O K & CO., sole .\gents su0- Anier- < 1J is. *n *aal'( rI )-en ane-- lila <. - n' m Ae - L: t' a na - - )-a1 r ie : - w hose e o 1 lo . I ha uil n ro nn s j il t aM;- ' '-a -Il , *1nlh '-o /:itorf of, .le t' . aa'a, l.a aai . air,.t :a2-3m TO he light an parties*kd ~ah hold wvill realize higher prlices. I aatn daily in re"eipt of new and fresh goods, but don't intetnd to hold them for an aidVahue. The-ay will bb carnnied goods. Broi!&'d fresh Mack trol in Tot mato Sauce'. F'm esh l\ita'bel oht Vdbhd caba~ *resh Salmon, one pound enfa best American Sardines, best Im ported Sardines, Oeib~ Gt in Macker el, five ohnbd erbs. Roost Ihie, Cornhed Betef, Pih~n pIe, leaches, A pies, StrihglesB henas Tomatoes, Im portbd Oai Micials Q~uibees. A large lot of Mackerel in kit's and quarter barrels off which I .received. large diacolit, ib. bohseqjudnce of a mistake in filling i1Iy order, which I W'ill give the public tbd benefit oft Stigar; C< f'- e; ten; Syt tips, Flours Meal, Tobmneco; etc. IBest Orealai Chees'e ntiv in stock. To arlivem iUnf it aload Salt. Wondenharf, an d1 Staple Dry Goodis. I IR. M. IIUEa aug d "OLD iiiktY Wu03Ns;' ONE IH)TRSE, TWO HORSE. ThREE IIORSE,. F'WUR hIORSE. AX'l ea~nd 'ti fh~. (I -hgis, .,th~t IlON AXfuLK raaind '-bbI ' --11 ,noaw in stre 1I'IE" ad on. thet smatai as lasat acas. . ver.y st4on erthm ufted for twelve mofithsa. I hath o .aia)lidthoeri antd two t p bnggie's. ifa *lhc'ba I &ife'r a blargain One estra bauggy 111}0. *rit!. 'un'ok yoke. Ia r aOte hei~ap. 'ltnggy mn. niagen l.anessa, .f'rasey wasyon i.arnen;aa sInnh- ' a:on hiArni ir titda. Iuaa~.a ea I reo.l ig ) J. U. CUMYIMiS. CASHPRiCES, THEEMWITH CEDT LRDD*& BAT ES' m Spiecia ifflermOffer FOR AUGUST AND SEPTE1\iEt, W Nttg Cad.'Now and 'iIfin WhlenCot-n Con1&s In. Oth-frbenonths of Angustand 'Rep tembler, we enfir l'ianzos ad Orgns at Lo nVF8T (CAsh IATES, ] yhI - N25 CASH ON A PIANO, F 10 CAA ON AN ORGAN, ain the balace in thar N uat'ths Aehout wtet.Tie on .ki 'Octok I t. itext. uy'ei,'ind o .ug as leep as von can nex I with echATE in ahil. Nti'ing gaiied by waiHing. Pri. s A iP be hiNO .er Another booime in los iat :inidl. Mraini faicturers wil not be Able to half itni.1 the demand. end Instruments will l'e scarta aid idih. WAREI OMS CHOCK A BLOCK N%-, wit!h a in-.nificent atook -al fron. ,fld nad standard nitikers Prices II: 1'i est ei t the d(&:1est. 1tt-o hundred lustrunmei.ts lo'sele-from. Ies Maiker <-nly. On ur .very Cheal est In.trum:ents ar perfectly reliable. ina'ons aind Orw-n: onk , n 10t en dai t\i trial. It's 11l \%. e. k. Give us the privilege and we -vi I h) alm y. -eid for latest pi ice lit, and obli..;e. yours truly, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, Y.a - t 1P :no mad orga Dealers of I'. a0L ilug 9 A A' (C LN " OP NOR H8~ ERN A F.INE LOT OF NEW IR:SUI ~OTATOLs. A NEE SUPPLY of MACKENtEL TriiI PNAR'S C-ATCH. I(EW FLOUR and FRIES[Il BOLTED 1EA L-,IjST' COMli lIT. CALL SOON AND GET THPS NIRST S'EIECTION. ahg 4 1YROtAI T1.1E WRE( K due Tire Plate; obe Tire I3eiker. one~ Tit e Shihkj er; three Benw Plites, one Bel'owa: one Anivil. onts Vise. Oru Boiing Michino; 'ist $18 00, will be sold for $10. Lot of Ovail. half Oval' liound, Band, Stinare and Tire Iron ; Hubs, 9pokes, Rims, Carlinge B~olts, Tire liolta avid all manhi' of eastings. TO bE SOLD flEG.' ItEiS OF ULYSSE~ Gi. b1KSPORTES. X. .=.r~f- r . - i vr brunr ist to a-i,: 11. a r. a. Ae i aoa e i0 moi'iy% -- McMAtER, B102I & K1~daliN. anrL 0 IfAS .JUST-B.EC1EIVEI A: IIE61I. 1 V O iNrGUS O$~ PALMON, I1APL, Guld.N PEAS, PIC LrMA 1114NSp ?A1UDINE~s le VI N EFEv it 4 - CM ER AND E dkt. UT;SSCEAND EXTR'ACTS OF LE MON 'A-NI) -VAkNILL2 . 'FINE TABLE SA~LT, V'E RYIINE'MOLASSES, FLOUR, M EAL., SOAP1, AND A LL "OENEIIALLY SOLD-IN XGRIOCEILY'STOH E. ~i~o~j CIV 1\Ai I.J A. CA at .z~h me:. TilE -llARL' TE _FEkAbLE lli'rITUTE, ILIEY. WM. R1 K1KINFON, PRINCIPAL .,C11UAJRIATTE, -N-. CFi 011 G1VN. J. IN. KENNEDY, Liic tnt.h(G'cverto~r of 1rtuth crtio011iia 1:imrol Iiig -14 l.(it Ill QII*er%1 de ij uiiii (.1 it. ' Iii. l-.Ii i 520 I:,iK (lOl vti from a * l.t. (to te it -liti i.jIv ji ut thet illi %it- . tricl attvisfti 1 ih 1 &,i i ihut wni1 to tile otau. avooral~y. 'I lie l.hv 'M1r Afki,'x . 0' ,1 to~ ii tt I is I. 11114t atccoliplishIed Corp)., .f v%'i~alt,]199'~t t( la t'tE OI14 I1 1 wiitn m~ho hititYC ditui ,ters it t 'i '' sliall uoLw.t jaibz II cu1 J. I). K.NNLk.Y (hofii 1'nor J. F. T.A- ixrn t. I.)., oef Davidlson College. 3 I can tcstify to 18Il8 tilemk:6s s ( liirzotte ih iite 1,ii ii Itt!,- 10.m. ill iditd iider the lirecli urt (it' Ir. A it o ,.I has~ i. tile tl.rru (4rK~ 't1 nt J"Io ill 4 Isl,-n jliJui [~it Isis,~ d till% w-Chool to I lle 1.iv 11(81 j1.mcecc taag tIur (1.10 Ce alot l inm.titnt w He ins11 -iinirA nIcitt 1enl vl C 1,11, e ( ill Nueu1i ;nl[ t1h- t u- of' t B.Ce O iio t acomtplii-ied LiCiI e.s ~t riteniett ali cwhrr. an ( il ii .,it,1 I h! ite itt ie it ec if na Wie aid lleassant lomle f. ir its j rpi .s. No paei. l ilt 1118 t r Nislivi t~i1 1 I e (,1ii 01 w.thowi beitig mor'le ti~nu ver j'iu:ased u' ile ti-e iiiee .vw r3.4 it. Ilt - tJi N% chaftrt 4t 1 itz daug-l't cis Frtom bgitcg r .-ee.t ac i tit 1i le.t* e.e Ol.t'..g d 'eI) ~I . 1*i lta~ VC! Jig t -t Weuk Of tlIe~p jIlln~ .iLicz, Mhe I cii.l c1tti 1,~ 01 l.e . i'-14 e I'lre I % ' I.] i W, sit 11Iii) ofl i l. ar Iiit4 t eqt Cekiuaj-ise I tlie lL.(-1 ut it OC luia 1e11 Ov t mve Itii. .3. F. LAi1XtIit. A11 it 6'jO 'teic'.rir 7.i 1881. *'k .111.8, $ 1.(O I er 1.Ldf 8 -sintfne~alug.ing V; NY K: it,~' %k' i - 1 it c-jlu~pl ia ul. ei.ctr f till ..41.1. ~ ~ ~ I ~ -"P. ~ q~j~ 4: ~IV6 -I The -'QUEEN BE SS" ('oret and 1Hu1irt; Flijpomrkr L4~ by. far I lse iiis hicollifirti-hlo Atter ffitrodticed. It N~ a parfeeL, fittings4 (ors-1. niuul ]IIn8Rec*'. and j uaej roved sJcoltidler Rtretim, viltily ((dyttiC( to ittfv d1esired Iengtif I t al-so' lots thu jujimacelt-3iy - pt plair I A'1'RNT CIA I' STIEEL~ P101 E 'TOR, w.) Wce rnot ()?,I,- -prte. fill, li 1dec1 fre ill rusting, but alsno retcelrc it impom-ibio to bivitk tlxp elltxji. Whritte n eer pr ticular.. FOR ~IAtLE ON,.Y by .icecr caey 26 1 .. M. 1Eeiv y &t co. GBP.A. ND OPEN-ING. -- 0 olo 7T IVkLA DIES 01?-41 FIIPIELL11 UrY .1HAVE .Itit openied 1111(1 htti'e now renfly role voinr illsipeetio), ,1110 of tit 1 liir-gc. akiiftd lwt seleefed F-tockh Me MILIANE3d' 10A Y 6~O -qAN NOTION"- H-er tioligla to (111.4 piltie, WD AN .MRS HOAR, withI the an.Qitn,,e or lielr 1.jpv n11Miie6', MISS 13TLACK, of' Polliiore. iId tII(I sjnt1tg 111) patiIIs" ill I Icse depatiit, 1-(Iie 11 J l(1 %v ill replunish A FULTANE 6F DRESS U(OODS. Buu1ttiA Alil fl-iiitlig tb Ifinteb. Tho' Imt ail ('It~I(lst, laceb (11' (.ORIS"'S. .1%18 it hot of' Linvii UWA-te atadI Uni~ SlAVING. IACIIIN S T IP bestilth tit hfilket for plaiia, okf' Itole+ iic Il c fewhciig' ONE! TH11 OUJS,% NJ) 1)()ILA RS hIEW1? R!) MW 0ill 101whIo caIlul io11eto witQ lIldiacst IlC 110 nfitfid i